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50 Centavos

Issuer Japanese Government
Year 1942
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Shape Rectangular
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Obverse description The face carries a palm plantation vignette at right, rendered in fine intaglio engraving with figures walking beneath the trees. The denomination "FIFTY CENTAVOS" is lettered in bold serif type at centre-left, above the issuing authority legend "THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT"; numerals "50" appear in guilloche-bordered corner cartouches at all four corners. A small imperial seal medallion is positioned at lower centre, flanked by the Japanese Imperial Government legend in kanji within a rectangular panel, and the red block letters "PI" (Philippines identifier) appear twice on the face.
Obverse lettering THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT FIFTY CENTAVOS PI
日本帝國政府
(Translation: Imperial Government of Japan)
Reverse description The back is printed entirely in dark blue-grey and consists of an intricate, symmetrically arranged guilloche pattern filling the entire field, with no pictorial vignette. The numeral "50" appears in large white figures set within elaborately lathe-worked rosette cartouches at both left and right, while cursive "50" numerals are worked into the upper corner panels.
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